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Memorial Union to reopen Spring Quarter
Campus NewsFebruary 23, 2017
Opening date pushed back to May 1 Students have awaited the full reopening of the Memorial Union (MU) for almost two years since its closure in early 2015. Recently, however, the reopening date was pushed back to May 1, meaning that students will be left for an extra month without access to the central hub […]

UC President selects Gary May as new UC Davis chancellor
Campus NewsFebruary 21, 2017
UC Board of Regents to vote on the appointment later this week University of California (UC) President Janet Napolitano announced her selection of Gary May as the new UC Davis chancellor on Feb. 21. May currently serves as the dean of Georgia Tech’s College of Engineering. “Gary May is a dynamic leader and an accomplished […]

Suspect in Davis Islamic Center vandalism arrested
City NewsFebruary 15, 2017
Davis resident Lauren Kirk-Coehlo arrested in connection with hate crime Police arrested a Lauren Kirk-Coehlo, resident of Davis and graduate of Davis High School, on the morning of Feb. 14 as suspect in the Islamic Center of Davis vandalism case, which investigators and state and federal prosecutors have labeled a hate crime. The arrest comes […]

Dance, dance
Arts & CultureFebruary 6, 2017
UC Davis’ dance groups start preparing for annual Davis Dance Revolution In preparation for the annual Davis Dance Revolution in April, campus dance groups are working hard to create fresh routines to perform for their audience and competing teams. Amy Lin, one of the directors of MK Modern and a third-year human development major, believes […]

UC system hires Title IX coordinator
Campus NewsFebruary 2, 2017
Kathleen Salvaty to oversee implementation of UC policy against sexual harassment, violence The University of California (UC) system announced in a press release that it hired Kathleen Salvaty as its first Title IX coordinator to lead efforts against sexual harassment and sexual violence throughout all 10 campuses. The position, which begins Feb. 6, is based […]

UC Regents vote to raise tuition for UC campuses
Campus NewsJanuary 27, 2017
Tuition to increase by $336 On Thursday, Jan. 26, the UC Regents voted to raise the tuition for all of the 10 UC campuses. The 2017-18 tuition will increase by $282 and the student services fee will increase by $54 — a $336 increase overall. It will be the first tuition increase since 2010. “It […]

Islamic Center of Davis victim of hate crime
City NewsJanuary 25, 2017
Local Masjid had broken windows, slices of bacon on door The Islamic Center of Davis was the victim of vandalism early on the morning of Jan. 22, the suspect of which appears in a surveillance video as a female with long hair. Windows of the Masjid were broken and bacon was put on door handles […]

UC Davis research may lead to custom transplant organs grown in farm animals
Front page storyJanuary 23, 2017
Reprogramming cells, gene editing contribute to the latest organ transplant research Approximately 22 people die each day out of the staggering 119,000 plus people on the national transplant waiting list, according to the US Department of Health and Human Services. While 48 percent of adults in the US are registered organ donors, only 0.3 percent […]

Former chancellor turns down feminist leadership role at UC Davis
Campus NewsJanuary 23, 2017
Feminist Research Institute nominates Linda Katehi for director position amid criticism Linda P.B. Katehi, the former UC Davis chancellor, turned down a nomination this past December for a position to lead the UC Davis Feminist Research Institute (FRI). “As I wrote to the Board of the Institute in my resignation letter, while I was honored […]

California schools press Donald Trump to continue DACA as president
Campus NewsJanuary 22, 2017
Higher education leaders stand by undocumented students With the upcoming presidential inauguration on Jan. 20, leaders of the University of California (UC), California State University (CSU) and California Community College (CCC) have been pressing President-elect Donald Trump to continue the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) immigration policy for students involved in the program to […]

UC President Janet Napolitano hospitalized
Campus NewsJanuary 19, 2017
Napolitano expected to leave hospital soon, maintain leadership role UC President Janet Napolitano was hospitalized on Tuesday Jan. 17 after experiencing side effects from undergoing cancer treatment. Napolitano combatted cancer in previous years, but received her second diagnosis in August 2016. The exact type of cancer remains unknown to the public. She has since been […]

Aggie Profiles: Casey Davis
FeaturesJanuary 17, 2017
Building a world out of patterns and fantasy Casey Davis strode across the Quad on a chilly fall afternoon. Ignoring the mud that would stain his jeans, he decided to cut across the lawn in order to reach the flagpole as quickly as possible. His bright green cape, drawn over his blue polo shirt, tickled […]

